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[Douglas Luiz Schneider]

 Hello,

My name is Douglas and I'm a Computer Science student. I am currently
studying HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I do not have experience in the field
and also do not work on it.
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Re: Self Presentation

[Robert Mayr]

2018-05-22 20:46 GMT+02:00 Xhesi Balla :

> Greetings everyone,
>
> My name is Xhesi (Jesse) and I am a 23 year old software developer from
> Albania, and for the past few years an aficionado of the opensource
> community. I have been interested in contributing to open source or quite a
> while but I never was able to take the first step until now. I really hope
> to be able to cooperate with a diverse group of people from all over the
> world with different kinds of skill sets and backgrounds, and be able to
> share my knowledge and acquire new skills while contributing to the
> community.
>
> I started coding back in high school about 7 years ago and I haven't
> stopped doing that since then.
>
> A little something of my skills and and experience that might be useful:
>
> Most of my career I have been a full stack developer, and I am very
> familiar with different technologies including the lamp stack, .Net and
> mostly JavaEE.
>
> I have been involved with many mid to big scale projects so far, but I
> still have a long way to go.
> Some of the programming languages that I have spent quite some time
> working with them and I really like are JavaScript, Java and PHP. I have
> been doing some C/C++ in my early days of programming but I don't consider
> that my forte.
> I also posses some pretty good foundations on data persistence mostly
> relational databases, MySQL and PostgreSQL.
> I also have good knowledge on VCS tools(Git), CI, Containers and Linux
> servers administration and I am very familiar with Agile methodologies
> including SCRUM.
> Some of the frameworks that I have had the chance to work on are Laravel,
> Angular 2 and Spring Framework.
>
> The website project seems like  good place for me to be able to contribute
> with my skills.
>
> All the best.
> Xh.B.
>
>
>
Hi Jesse :)
Thank you for your presentation, that's great. I see you already did the
first steps of our Join process, you probably cloned our repo too.
Your skills are fine, although we use just HTML, CSS, JS and some Python
scripts to build the websites. For translations strings we use a few Genshi
markups, but his shouldn't be a problem for you.
Just come to #fedora-websites on freenode, even if you just want to say
hello.
See you soon.
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[Xhesi Balla]

Greetings everyone,

My name is Xhesi (Jesse) and I am a 23 year old software developer from
Albania, and for the past few years an aficionado of the opensource
community. I have been interested in contributing to open source or quite a
while but I never was able to take the first step until now. I really hope
to be able to cooperate with a diverse group of people from all over the
world with different kinds of skill sets and backgrounds, and be able to
share my knowledge and acquire new skills while contributing to the
community.

I started coding back in high school about 7 years ago and I haven't
stopped doing that since then.

A little something of my skills and and experience that might be useful:

Most of my career I have been a full stack developer, and I am very
familiar with different technologies including the lamp stack, .Net and
mostly JavaEE.

I have been involved with many mid to big scale projects so far, but I
still have a long way to go.
Some of the programming languages that I have spent quite some time working
with them and I really like are JavaScript, Java and PHP. I have been doing
some C/C++ in my early days of programming but I don't consider that my
forte.
I also posses some pretty good foundations on data persistence mostly
relational databases, MySQL and PostgreSQL.
I also have good knowledge on VCS tools(Git), CI, Containers and Linux
servers administration and I am very familiar with Agile methodologies
including SCRUM.
Some of the frameworks that I have had the chance to work on are Laravel,
Angular 2 and Spring Framework.

The website project seems like  good place for me to be able to contribute
with my skills.

All the best.
Xh.B.
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Re: Presentation

[Matthew Miller]

On Mon, Feb 26, 2018 at 07:28:41PM +0900, Basix wrote:
> Hello! My name is Sung Jeon and I'm living in South Korea and studied
> programming myself.  I have a lot of free time for now, and I really
> like to contribute Fedora project as I can. I can use PHP, MySQL,
> Javascript, Vue.js, webpack, CSS, and bootstrap.
> You can talk to me at rtyu1120 at #fedora-websites. I'll try best to
> this project and help the project.

Welcome! Take a look at https://pagure.io/fedora-websites/issues (and
particularly the ones tagged "easyfix") for some issues which are
waiting for work.


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[Basix]

Hello! My name is Sung Jeon and I'm living in South Korea and studied
programming myself.  I have a lot of free time for now, and I really
like to contribute Fedora project as I can. I can use PHP, MySQL,
Javascript, Vue.js, webpack, CSS, and bootstrap.
You can talk to me at rtyu1120 at #fedora-websites. I'll try best to
this project and help the project.



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Re: Presentation

[Robert Mayr]

2018-02-18 22:30 GMT+01:00 Manuel Tumiati :

> Hi,
> my name is Manuel and I come from Italy. I studied programming at high
> school. Now I'm studying IT security at university. I really like
> programming in my free time and I often start to learn new languages or
> frameworks. During the last month I'm studying Bootstrap and Vue.js.
> My known languages are PHP, mysql, C++, C#, JavaScript (and jquery), CSS.
>
> I hope to became an active member of this community and help the project
> as best as I can.
>
> Manuel Tumiati
>
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Hi Michele,

your skills are fine, our websites are based on bootstrap and use mainly
just HTML and CSS with some Javascript. Our builders and scripts are in
Python, but if you know PHP this should not be a big problem for you. We
also use Genshi markups for internationalization, that's why you see many
markups when you look at our source files.
Please set up your system in order to start working on some tickets, the
main instructions are on pagure, where you will find also links to more
detailled informations:
https://pagure.io/fedora-websites

You yre welcome to start working on tickets right away and ask for a PR.
Open issues are here:
https://pagure.io/fedora-websites/issues

For any questions and doubts feel free to ask in the ticket or here in the
ML, but we also hang around on freenode in #fedora-websites. You can also
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Hope to see you soon around!
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[Manuel Tumiati]

Hi,
my name is Manuel and I come from Italy. I studied programming at high school. 
Now I'm studying IT security at university. I really like programming in my 
free time and I often start to learn new languages or frameworks. During the 
last month I'm studying Bootstrap and Vue.js.
My known languages are PHP, mysql, C++, C#, JavaScript (and jquery), CSS.

I hope to became an active member of this community and help the project as 
best as I can.

Manuel Tumiati
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Re: presentation

[Robert Mayr]

2018-02-07 21:13 GMT+01:00 Paul W. Frields :

> On Tue, Feb 06, 2018 at 06:12:50PM -0400, Javier Lozada wrote:
> > Hi
> > My name is Javier, i'm from Venezuela and i'm an IT engineer. I like
> > programing, sorry for my english is a little rusty, but i understand the
> > most of the things, the languages that I know in a basic level are:
> >
> > -PHP
> > -HTML
> > -CSS
> > -JavaScript
> > -MySQL...
> >
> > and i can learn another's if required, i'm enthusiastic and open to all.
> I
> > hope i can help the community and learn in the process
>
> Welcome Javier.  Robert Mayr is a fantastic contributor who helps
> coordinate websites work -- he may be able to point you to a ticket or
> two to get started.  This one seems relatively easy, but Robert can
> tell for sure: 
>

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Hola Javier!
Your skills are fine, we also use Genshi markups for internationalization
and all new websites use the bootstrap layout.
Please set up your system in order to start working on some tickets, the
main instructions are on pagure, qhere you will find also links to more
detailled informations:
https://pagure.io/fedora-websites

As mentioned by Paul, you can start working on tickets right away and ask
for a PR. Open issues are here:
https://pagure.io/fedora-websites/issues
Ticket #775 is very easy and can give you an overview about how things work
in the websites world. Remember we have more than one website and changes
should be applied for all websites.
If you prefer to work on another ticket, feel free to do that, maybe tell
us you are going to take it so I can assign it to you.
For any questions and doubts feel free to ask in the ticket or here in the
ML, but we also hang around on freenode ine #fedora-websites. You can also
just say hello and talk there in real time.

Hope to see you soon around!
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Re: presentation

[Paul W. Frields]

On Tue, Feb 06, 2018 at 06:12:50PM -0400, Javier Lozada wrote:
> Hi
> My name is Javier, i'm from Venezuela and i'm an IT engineer. I like
> programing, sorry for my english is a little rusty, but i understand the
> most of the things, the languages that I know in a basic level are:
> 
> -PHP
> -HTML
> -CSS
> -JavaScript
> -MySQL...
> 
> and i can learn another's if required, i'm enthusiastic and open to all. I
> hope i can help the community and learn in the process

Welcome Javier.  Robert Mayr is a fantastic contributor who helps
coordinate websites work -- he may be able to point you to a ticket or
two to get started.  This one seems relatively easy, but Robert can
tell for sure: 


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[Javier Lozada]

Hi
My name is Javier, i'm from Venezuela and i'm an IT engineer. I like
programing, sorry for my english is a little rusty, but i understand the
most of the things, the languages that I know in a basic level are:

-PHP
-HTML
-CSS
-JavaScript
-MySQL...

and i can learn another's if required, i'm enthusiastic and open to all. I
hope i can help the community and learn in the process
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Re: Self presentation

[Jean-Baptiste]

Le 09/04/2016 15:15, José Fournier a écrit :


Hi Robert,

Thank you for answer. I am afraid I have already violated the law. I
probably need to beg some pardon and I will read the pages you point to
understand better.
In fact, as a newbie, I answered a lot of questions about the
translation process and get answers that led me to write pages on the
website directly.


Hi José,

To create and modify wiki pages is totally ok. It's a tool for and 
maintained by the community. You haven't done any mistake.


The Fedora project include only public facing website in the category 
"Website".


You'll find a lists here :
 * translatable ones 
https://fedora.zanata.org/version-group/view/web/languages/fr

   Some are missing because : non translatable.
 * git repo : https://pagure.io/fedora-websites/tree/master
   I don't know where is fedora-hubs (development in progress) or 
http://developer.fedoraproject.org/.


I started a full list of sites maintained by Fedora community to help 
newcomers, the Idea it two help understanding what's translatable, and why.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/G11N/List_of_Fedora_sites

The work hasn't progress in the last weeks, because of F24 translation 
focus, but I'll improve it for Flock.


@Websites team : please correct me if I misunderstood something.
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Re: Self presentation

[José Fournier]

Le 07/04/2016 21:22, Robert Mayr a écrit :
> 2016-04-07 17:37 GMT+02:00 José Fournier  <mailto:jaa...@zoraldia.com>>:
>
> Hi,
> I am a recent member of the French translation team and I would
> like to
> help improving the Fedora websites as well. I have a previous
> experience
> in contributing to many other  community websites (Ubuntu, Gentoo,
> openSuse, etc.).
> After this short presentation I already have a question about the
> "websites/Showus" mechanism. I followed the described procedure on
> this
> page https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Websites/ShowUs, but I confess I
> have trouble understanding. At first glance, I thought I could
> replicate
> the Fedora website locally, play with it to make changes and then
> submit
> the changed site for approval. I followed the procedure but when
> pointing my web browser at http://localhost:5000, I ended on the real
> site (I mean not locally). Thank you for help.
>
> Regards
>
> José Fournier
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>
>
>
> Hi José,
> we are on pagure now and I have updated also the page you followed.
> Probably you were building fedoraproject.org
> <http://fedoraproject.org>, which has a redirect to getfedora.org
> <http://getfedora.org>, that's why you see the onine website.
> If you want to setup the system read this wiki page [1] or connect
> directly to pagure [2], where you will see some quick instructions too.
> Feel free to pass by at #fedora-websites on freenode and say hello, or
> ask if you have any questions.
>
> [1] 
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_fix_bugs_on_the_Fedora_Project_website
> [2] https://pagure.io/fedora-websites
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Hi Robert,

Thank you for answer. I am afraid I have already violated the law. I
probably need to beg some pardon and I will read the pages you point to
understand better.
In fact, as a newbie, I answered a lot of questions about the
translation process and get answers that led me to write pages on the
website directly.
You can have  a look at them here:
 *
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/L10N/Translation_Status_of_Guides_on_Zanata
--> his page is intended to serve a basis for future discussion with the
Docs Project
 *
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/L10N/how_to_build_a_translated_book_from_translated_files_on_Zanata
--> this one is to respond to a request of one of the French team
coordinators who wished to have a  built version of the translated book
I had translated before in order to facilitate the translation review
and approval.
More over – this has nothing to do with translation – I started a page
to explain how to setup Japanese writing on an occidental system -->
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_write_and_read_in_Japanese_with_an_occidental_system

I have not yet read the pages you point me at, but I feel I have done
something probably wrong. Please tell me what I should do with this pages.

Regards

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Re: Self presentation

[Robert Mayr]

2016-04-07 17:37 GMT+02:00 José Fournier :

> Hi,
> I am a recent member of the French translation team and I would like to
> help improving the Fedora websites as well. I have a previous experience
> in contributing to many other  community websites (Ubuntu, Gentoo,
> openSuse, etc.).
> After this short presentation I already have a question about the
> "websites/Showus" mechanism. I followed the described procedure on this
> page https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Websites/ShowUs, but I confess I
> have trouble understanding. At first glance, I thought I could replicate
> the Fedora website locally, play with it to make changes and then submit
> the changed site for approval. I followed the procedure but when
> pointing my web browser at http://localhost:5000, I ended on the real
> site (I mean not locally). Thank you for help.
>
> Regards
>
> José Fournier
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Hi José,
we are on pagure now and I have updated also the page you followed.
Probably you were building fedoraproject.org, which has a redirect to
getfedora.org, that's why you see the onine website.
If you want to setup the system read this wiki page [1] or connect directly
to pagure [2], where you will see some quick instructions too.
Feel free to pass by at #fedora-websites on freenode and say hello, or ask
if you have any questions.

[1]
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_fix_bugs_on_the_Fedora_Project_website
[2] https://pagure.io/fedora-websites

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Self presentation

[José Fournier]

Hi,
I am a recent member of the French translation team and I would like to
help improving the Fedora websites as well. I have a previous experience
in contributing to many other  community websites (Ubuntu, Gentoo,
openSuse, etc.).
After this short presentation I already have a question about the
"websites/Showus" mechanism. I followed the described procedure on this
page https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Websites/ShowUs, but I confess I
have trouble understanding. At first glance, I thought I could replicate
the Fedora website locally, play with it to make changes and then submit
the changed site for approval. I followed the procedure but when
pointing my web browser at http://localhost:5000, I ended on the real
site (I mean not locally). Thank you for help.

Regards

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Re: Presentation

[Sijis Aviles]

On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 5:32 AM, Adrian  wrote:

> Hello all.
>
> I'm a computing student willing to contribute to Fedora. I am  a serious
> person and hard worker. Right now I am an ambassador who spreads Fedora
> message and goodnesses with my classmates and other courses and also with
> my friends and family. I have a blog where I write some technical
> articles,although it's not Fedora based, I base my examples on it.
>
> My website experiencie is not huge, but I'm confortable with wordpress and
> drupal (not with development of modules/plugins). I have created some
> projects for my course. I'm also confortable with xml, html and css and in
> my class we are learning php and also in my spare time I am learning things
> of Python and Java.
>
>
>
Adrian,

Hi. I apologize for not responding sooner.

What there something specific you wanted to learn or do with Fedora? We
have some need for updating content, particularly with "Your Life on
Fedora" and Tutorial sections [1]. Does this interest you?

Sijis

[1] - http://fedoraproject.org/en/using/
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[Adrian]

Hello all.

I'm a computing student willing to contribute to Fedora. I am  a serious
person and hard worker. Right now I am an ambassador who spreads Fedora
message and goodnesses with my classmates and other courses and also with
my friends and family. I have a blog where I write some technical
articles,although it's not Fedora based, I base my examples on it.

My website experiencie is not huge, but I'm confortable with wordpress and
drupal (not with development of modules/plugins). I have created some
projects for my course. I'm also confortable with xml, html and css and in
my class we are learning php and also in my spare time I am learning things
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